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Oh come on, you're using a Win9x argument in 2010? :)

• stcredzero 17y ago
  Uh, what do you think I'm arguing about? I'm drawing a parallel between a Microsoft oversight dating from the DOS days and the current oversight with port numbers. But if you think I'm taking a position, please explain. (I'm reminded of Herman Melville reacting to various academic's analysis of symbolism in Moby Dick. Something to the effect that he didn't know that stuff was in there!) Unjustified projection of fictional intention is just as cheap as putting words into another's mouth.
  • pmjordan 17y ago
    FWIW: All Desktop/Server versions of Windows since Windows 2000 (except WinMe) support arbitrary directory-based mount points.
    • stcredzero 17y ago
      I was about to do this, actually, so I can have a 40GB "system" partition and put my "data" partition in "My Documents." But I still get the joy of seeing my "C:" drive in XP.